I’ve been watching U.S. and global stock markets for decades. In my judgment, the key medium-to-long-term risks to the U.S. stock market have remained the same since at least the early 1990s. There are two main risks–the overall debt load to the U.S. economy and demographic trends. Let’s take each of these stock market risks […]
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In this Republic Wireless Review, we outline the the pros and cons of using Republic Wireless as your cell phone provider. Spoiler alert! The only con we found is that you can’t use Apple phones with Republic.Republic Wireless Video Review Try out Republic Wireless. You’ll find out why I love this company and their service. (Bonus […]
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People get absorbed and carried away with certain topics. It happens over and over again. Most people don’t realize this while it is happening, though some do. I have used this aspect of human behavior as an investor since at least 1998. In my case I have tended to use it to recognize growing investment […]
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So you’ve landed here because you are bored at work. Well, I’ve got some suggestions for you. Let’s try to turn this situation around!Things To Do When You Are Bored At Work Use Evernote or Microsoft OneNote to make plans.Want to write a book? Outline it.Want to start a blog? Jot down blog ideas? (That’s […]
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If you make the habit of checking Google Maps before you leave on a trip, even when you know the route, it can save you lots of time and hassle. It’s also a simple way to save on money on gas over time.Let The Algos Save You Money On FuelHere’s an example from this week. […]
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Here at Mighty Investor, we read a lot of books about investing, money management, career optimization, and frugality. Along the way, we’ve picked up some pretty cool Financial Freedom quotes. We decided to compile them all in one place for you. I hope you find inspiration and new ways to look at the path to financial […]
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If you are serious about financial freedom, one area to explore is maximizing frequent flyer points programs as well as cash back credit cards. You can lock in upwards of $4000 to $5000 per year in air miles rewards (or just cash) without damaging your credit. But, honestly, it can be a real time sync […]
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Since you are now streaking like an arrow towards financial independence, you are eventually going to start asking yourself more questions about your career and earnings potential. I’ve got a dirty little secret for you
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Here is some advice for interns on how to get the most out of your experience and avoid looking like a shrinking violet or a self-serving tool. Most interns are intimidated by the new environment. This causes them to be tentative and a bit withdrawn. This is totally normal for the first few days. However, if […]
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Digital nomad is the new moniker for people who build (or strive to build) an online business while traveling the world. The nomad lifestyle is incredibly alluring, especially to anyone under 35. That said, unless you are independently wealthy or have a truly thriving location-independent business, I think there is a better way to approach […]
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